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it's not just brent spence that needs help. it's the western hills viaduct in hamilton county. it's i-70 in columbus and franklin county. it's u.s. 30 in richland county and north central ohio. it's the broad street bridge in columbus. it's major projects and smaller bridges on rural farm listeneds that -- farmlands that let farmers get goods to market. i talked with 81-year-old howard krueger. he lives in wyoming, ohio, outside of cincinnati. he's retired from prosecute ter and gamble. as he was -- a piece of the western via duct fell on his windshield. he got out of his car, picked up the rock about as big as his fist, a little bigger. took it with him. we talked about it in a radio news conference we did. it's a pretty visceral example of what we all know. our nation's infrastructure is literally crumbling. we need this investment. think about the economic potential waiting to be unleashed when we fix these crumbling bridges. the kind of bottlenecks that frustrate commuters and farmers and businesses in ohio every day. madam president, i want to thank our bipartisan cosponso

sylvia lennan—spence reports.riot police fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters throwing flares and missiles. hundreds of people tried to outrun police who used a water cannon to disperse demonstrators — angry at the government's plan to make vaccinations mandatory for the care sector from the beginning of next month. translation: all these people gathered here i are united as one. we do not want to be forced or people fired if they are not vaccinated. nothing more. 0ur country's freedom must remain high. they need to stop calling us anti—vaccine or deniers. there isn't anybody like that here. and even if there is, they are a minority. earlier in the day, more than 7,000 had rallied outside the greek parliament, many waving placards declaring, "we are not against vaccines, but against fascism". more than half of greece's 10.7 million inhabitants have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus, but the spread of the delta variant continues to cause concern. at the moment, 99% of seriously ill patients, those

sylvia lennan—spence reports.at protesters throwing flares and missiles. hundreds of people tried to outrun police who used a water cannon to disperse them. the demonstrators angry at the government�*s plan to make vaccinations mandatory for the care sector from the end of next month. translation: all these people gathered here i are united as one. we do not want to be forced or people fired if they are not vaccinated. nothing more. 0ur country�*s freedom must remain high. they need to stop calling us anti—vaccine or deniers. there isn�*t anybody like that here. and even if there is, they are a minority. earlier in the day, more than 7,000 had rallied outside the greek parliament, many waving placards declaring, "we are not against vaccines, but against fascism". more than half of greece�*s 10.7 million inhabitants have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus, but the spread of the delta variant continues to cause concern. at the moment, 99% of seriously ill patients, those who are intubated in hospital, have no

suggesting that households, businesses, and mark spence also believe that current high inflation ratings are likely -- . if it will keep our 2% objective over time. it is worth noting that since the 1990's come inflation in many advanced economies has run below -- 1990's inflation in many advanced economies has run below 2%. this includes technology, globalization, and demographic fact there's -- demographic factors. in the united states, unemployment was under 4% for the pandemic. inflation ran at or below 2%. wages do not go up. not enough to live price inflation to 2% -- lived price inflation -- lift price inflation to 2%. there is little reason to think these have abated. your seems more likely that these will continue to weigh on inflation as the pandemic passes into history. we will continue to monitor incoming inflation data against each of these assessments. to sum up, the baseline outlook is for continued progress towards maximum employment with inflation returning to levels consistent with our goal of inflation averaging 2% over time. let me turn to how the baseline outlook and

the brent spence bridge crosses the ohio river, joining the two states.ght senator portman who has been the lead negotiator on the bipartisan infrastructure bill for republicans let mitch mcconnell's voters in kentucky know what is at stake for them in this bill. >> for 25 years i've been involved in the effort to try to find the funding to replace this bridge. because it needs it. finally we'll have the ability to do that. we'll have the ability to help with kentucky and with ohio and with the federal government working together with the local community to complete this brent spence bridge project. we are putting an incredible amount of money into not just bridges but bridges like this one that are major commercial bridges, bridges that are functionally obsolete which ours has been for years. bridges that desperately need the help. >> today senator schumer explained why what we're seeing in the senate tonight could never happen when mitch mcconnell was majority leader. >> this senate is operated much differently under democratic leadership this year than

i see a spence and incredible 21 years at barca degree and you contract with the club. barcelona says financial obstacles got in the way. ah, this is al jazeera, these on the headlines, more than 100 far as a burning across greece. research as far as burning homes, the north, all capital, athens and turkey far that reached the cornfield power plant has finally been, contains california. as large as far has destroyed large parts of a store. it can gold rush. your tone greenville was home to buildings. more than a century old resident say, street lights was in melting in the extreme. he's the dixie far has been burning for around 3 weeks. john henderson is there. well, this is the center of greenville, and most of this town has been wiped out. this happened about 24 hours ago about this time on wednesday when the winds kicked jumped over 60 kilometers per hour. that just allowed the fire that was already enormous about the size of new york city to explode. and when it did it over ran this town, you can see the skies have cleared now, but that is because the fire is consumed much of the

cross the ohio river every day know of the aggravating traffic on the brent it connects cincinnati t spenceorthern kentucky. it opened 70 years ago back then it was expected to accommodate about 80,000 cars a day. now it usually handles double that local business owners say they lose business because of the construction construction deliveries are never on employees can't make it across deliveries are never on time and bill would go toward constructing a second bridgeo ee traffic jams and bottlenecks but it still faces a next to the brent spence to ease traffic jams and bottlenecks but it still faces an uphill battle in the house it is headed there next. senior congressional correspondent, one hurdle cleared. another to go. how does that look >> well, the divisions over this bill and the house are already on display and i'm just talking about the democrats. on one side, moderates like the congressman from new jersey and one of the leaders of the bipartisan problem solvers caucus they sent a letter pleading with nancy pelosi to bring the infrastructure bill up for a vote asap. it says after

west virginia, spence, good morning. democrat line. caller: i think it is time for united, we stand. i appreciate the gentleman who fought worse in vietnam and everything, and they call in and seem to think they know what is better. we do not know what is going on on the ground. the military men are taking the situation and doing the best that they can. i am proud of our president that we have moved out of the situation. they are getting ready to have internal arguments. it is not going to be a good thing for our country. we need to be united. these republicans that get on here, i cannot believe they have the guts to say anything after the last presidency that we went through. he said this deal up, just like other callers said. they called himself patriots. patriots have come back with names of heroes, doing things we should be proud of. listen, this is no time for any said to be running their mouth when we have men at war. the republicans need to start being american again. host: here is the headline in the " washington post," preside

sylvia lennan—spence reports.lice, who used a water cannon to disperse them. the demonstrators were showing their anger at the government's plan to make vaccinations mandatory for the care sector from the beginning of next month. translation: all these people | gathered here are united as one. we do not want to be forced or people fired if they are not vaccinated. nothing more. our country's freedom must remain high. they need to stop calling us anti—vaccine or deniers. there isn't anybody like that here, and even if there is, they are a minority. earlier in the day, more than 7000 people had rallied outside the greek parliament, many waving placards declaring "we are not against vaccines, but against fascism." more than half of greece's 10.7 million inhabitants have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus. but the spread of the delta variant continues to cause concern. at the moment, 99% of seriously ill patients, those who are incubated in hospital, have not been vaccinated. cases remain high in greece, which

well guess a late replacement for pack house original opponent errol spence junior, who suffered of rational tear in his left eye. it will be packed out 1st fight since july 2019 with us. just a boxing is my passion and i'm enjoying doing training come and excited to sacrifice, to do a sacrifice and, and discipline especially to prepare applied like this out. a story of how and elim, when can inspire a whole new generation brazilian is back. yes. kiddos the central one gold in tokyo, and now group of young indigenous canoe is living in the amazon wants to follow his lead. they've stokes has the story out on the water training hard these children from the indigenous community on the river. quite us attribute tree at the amazon river. they've been inspired by fellow brazilian is achia kiddos to sent us who want to canoeing gold medal at the tokyo olympics. beneath them would us something he motivates me to row every day. my dream is to take part in the olympics and when metals and to continue my career because it is not easy. nothing is easy in our lives. growing up in this part of the world m

in this case, you tube has made its decision to the spence guy news according to its policies for its platform. it's led many to wonder why can some corporations do whatever they want, while the government has its hands tied, you only way we get which back against big tech would be if legacy media international need or the organization decided to take them on. and because the politician don't seem to have any will to do so, because obviously spends more money than any other organization lobbying in washington. it's showing more and more of that big tech is actually in control. and it might be big tech during the gotten the bidding of a government now. but how soon is it going to be when the government is doing the bidding, a big tech, and when big tactics want some favors and government for all of this work they're doing on their behalf. it's very, very scary stuff. i'm not sure what it's going to take or how quickly that can that can change. the former british ambassador turned bloggers handed himself into police in scotland, a 78 month prison sentence, a contempt courtland craig mur

sylvia lennan—spence reports. the clashes came at the end of a long day of rallies in athens.rs throwing flares and missiles. hundreds of people try to outrun police who used water cannon to disperse demonstrators. angry at the government's plant two mandatory for the care sector from the beginning of next month. translation: �* , , translation: all these people cathered translation: all these people gathered here _ translation: all these people gathered here are _ translation: all these people gathered here are united - translation: all these people gathered here are united as - gathered here are united as one. we do not want to be forced or people fired if they are not vaccinated. nothing more. our country's freedom must remain high. they need to stop calling is anti— vaccine or deniers. there isn't anyone like that here. even if there is, they are a minority was not early in the day, more than 7000 rallied outside the greek parliament, many waving placards declaring, we are not against vaccines but against fascism. more than half agrees's 10.7 fascism. more than half agrees

sylvia lennan—spence has the story. (vt this mountain is famous for its eternal snows. couple got engaged at the top of the 6000 metre peak near the capital and it was clear they would have to go one better for the actual wedding and the snowcapped peak of the mountain standing on the side of sex and have thousand metres above sea level did not disappoint. after hiking for three days carrying the gown and decorations, the bride and groom and their guests were greeted a temperature of —10 celsius as they meant the summit. with the sun shining on then the pair tied the knot. they are sports people and nature lovers as well as mountain lovers. it is for that reason they decided to take their marriage vows on the summit of this mountain. we are very close to heaven and close to god and he blesses you from the top of the mountain. after a quick change back into their climbing clothes the newlywed celebrated, no doubt feeling like they were on top of the world. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ lucy e grey. hello. the weather hasn't been changing in a hurry over recent days

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clarksburg, west virginia, spence. democrats' line. caller: i'm sick and tired. appreciate the gentleman who brought up wars and they call in and think they know what is better. we do not know what is going on on the ground. the military men are doing the best they can. fire fighters our president, we have moved out of the situation, we get ready to have internal arguments. we need to be talking about the republicans to get on here. we went through. the president has set the seal up like other callers have. they always call themselves patriots. the patriots are the 13 caskets that came back. the names of heroes. they do with their country ask them to do and we should be proud of them. this is no time for any side to be running their mouth when we have men at war. it is not american. the republicans need to start being american again. host: here is the headline in the washington post, the president go to delaware to meet with military families. biden thought to provide solace as officials were dealing with a swirl of crises as he took off from washington. hurrican

it's not just brent spence that needs help. it's the western hills viaduct in hamilton county. it's i-70 in columbus and franklin county. it's u.s. 30 in richland county and north central ohio. it's the broad street bridge in columbus. it's major projects and smaller bridges on rural farm listeneds that -- farmlands that let farmers get goods to market. i talked with 81-year-old howard krueger. he lives in wyoming, ohio, outside of cincinnati. he's retired from prosecute ter and gamble. as he was -- a piece of the western via duct fell on his windshield. he got out of his car, picked up the rock about as big as his fist, a little bigger. took it with him. we talked about it in a radio news conference we did. it's a pretty visceral example of what we all know. our nation's infrastructure is literally crumbling. we need this investment. think about the economic potential waiting to be unleashed when we fix these crumbling bridges. the kind of bottlenecks that frustrate commuters and farmers and businesses in ohio every day. madam president, i want to thank our bipartisan cosponso

on china the expert is jonathan spence and his classic the search for modern china.hat is the search for modern china for afghanistan? it is thomas barfield holding court in anthropology at boston university and plight -- and president of the american institute for afghanistan studies. his book of cultural and political history, this is the absolute singular one volume on the real afghanistan. professor barfield, thank you for joining us. i must ask of the people of your institute, are they safe in afghanistan? thomas: we don't know. my director got out to delhi last week and we are trying to move our staff there. they have visas, but all air traffic is gone. they are in safe houses in kabul , but we are watching to see what will happen. tom: just because of time have to get to the advanced moment as we wait to hear from the president in the coming hours or days. is there a risk of a sunni she a civil war among the tribes you're an expert on, including the taliban and their dominance versus to the west, their relationship with iran. thomas: probably not because the h

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patrick spence, the ceo, lined out those three tail winds christina just mentioned where she left off to hear the ruling on friday or thereabouts and the consensus is that it's going to be in sonos's favor. so i would look for the stock to leg up even higher than it is now obviously. recent highs have been in the low 40s but when people look at the stock, we're looking for 60 to $80 is reasonable given all the tailwinds that the ceo has outlined now when you look at the amazon speaker, google speaker, this is a different product. this is a premium product that people go for when they're trying to elevate their homes so this is not just the speaker that you're throwing around, this is something that's in your house and best in breed, best in class so i think the stock can move substantially higher even after this move that we're seeing on the back of earnings. >> if people are getting out of their house more and doing other things and maybe actually going to a theater or to a beach where they are not home and not using a sonos speaker as much, does that matter, guy, in your view or is

the city of ca good says that they will taking off the spence's and allowing people to go back into the parks by 3 this afternoon. however, they will fence it off if that red flag warning is extended deiah. james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot. camila. >> 9. '05, is the time and having right now. speaking of wildfires, the threat of wildfires is what's prompting hundreds of people here to have to deal with no power at the moment. pg e's outage map shows where in purple they've decided to intentionally shut off the power to try and reduce the risk of wildfires. you can see most of these outages are in the north bay up in sonoma, napa county. this is a public safety power shut off as this red flag warning is in effect for the east bay hills in the north bay mountains. we'll keep you updated on when pg turns the power back on. yeah. they want to avoid. >> a wildfire and we're already seeing enough of them right now. an elder out of county, a fire broke out and it's out of control. it's about 60 miles east of sacramento. the counter fire has grown in size. we have new numbers this mo

both says the average 40 niner fan spence $49 and $0.24 on alcohol.ns were also in the top 10 for spending on merchandise at $210 on average. live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. 49 bucks for alcohol. i thought that was the price of a pizza. thanks time now 7.18, which school back in session for most of the bay area. parents are always concerned about the safety of their kids as they walk to school. no. >> big surprise there. but there are some new easy technology friendly ways of keeping an eye on your kids as they make that walk. we've got rich demuro showing us some of them in today's tech smart. >> tech can help you keep tabs on where your kids are apple's $29. air tag might be the first solution that comes to mind. but it's meant for things and not people of course you can always clip onto a backpack. but since there's no internet filton, you're at the mercy of nearby iphones to get location updates which might not be in real time. t-mobile sync up. tracker is a bit better since it has a built-in cellular connection and gps for near r

forward with this legislation that will help us find a long-term solution to a major bridge, the brent spence bridge. i want to thank the committee staffs who did so much to lay the groundwork for this legislation. about 73% of the pages in this final 2,300-page legislation are legislation that either passed the senate or cleared committees in the senate in this congress, and that's a tribute to the quiet bipartisanship that goes on at the committee level every day that allows us to get these things done with the requisite knowledge and expertise. i also want to thank all the nonpartisan staff here in the united states senate for their work as well. i know over the past few weeks especially the legislative counsel has worked closely with my staff and the staffs of other offices to help formalize this proposal in the final text before us today. they worked weekends, nights. the same with the joint committee on taxation and the congressional budget office. they worked around the clock to get us to this point. and the staff here on the floor, they have been here just as early as we have and stay

we've been talking about replacing the red spence bridge for as long as i've been here. let's get it done. we're going to make reforms to the permitting process because it will help on that bridge and others to do it more quickly, more efficiently with less cost to the taxpayer. again, i want to commend the trump administration because they prioritized that issue, but the legislation that we had passed here to help with speeding up permitting sunsets. and so this legislation that we're voting on here actually ends that sunset and, therefore, ensures we can continue that permitting going forward. if we don't do it in this bill and don't do it soon, we're not going to have projects signing up for this interagency council on permitting because of the sunset. they know that they're not going to be able to take advantage of it. that's really important. we also strengthen the provision to make it cover more projects and ensure that, again, we're going to get these permitting reforms to make this dollar, this federal dollar go further. and we're going to make the necessary inve

west virginia, spence, good morning. democrat line. caller: i think it is time for united, we stand. i appreciate the gentleman who fought worse in vietnam and everything, and they call in and seem to think they know what is better. we do not know what is going on on the ground. the military men are taking the situation and doing the best that they can. i am proud of our president that we have moved out of the situation. they are getting ready to have internal arguments. it is not going to be a good thing for our country. we need to be united. these republicans that get on here, i cannot believe they have the guts to say anything after the last presidency that we went through. he said this deal up, just like other callers said. they called himself patriots. patriots have come back with names of heroes, doing things we should be proud of. listen, this is no time for any said to be running their mouth when we have men at war. the republicans need to start being american again. host: here is the headline in the " washington post," preside

bridges that would help with all of our bridges but particularly a huge problem in ohio which is the spence bridge. the dangerous bridge i talked about. there are no shoulders. it is bearing twice the number of vehicles it was constructed to do. it was considered structurally obsolete for two years for two decades. it's time to fix it. we also do something here that is very important to stretch that federal dollar and to take out some of the inefficiency in the way we product our roads and our bridges and our other infrastructure. we make needed reforms to the federal permitting process and give project sponsors more certainty to help them create more jobs and develop our nation's infrastructure with less cost. this is a priority of the trump administration. it was never codified into law. but in this bill, we actually expand and improve what's called fast 41 which was in the last highway bill. not the one currently but before. but it has a sunset on it, and these permitting reforms have worked. they have lowered the amount of time. they have saved billions of dollars for key permitting pro

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the brent spence bridge. this is in my hometown of cincinnati, ohio.t is a critical bridge because it's where i-75 and i-71 come together. and, therefore, it's a bottleneck. twice as many cars drive on that bridge every day as it was built for. twice as many cars drive on that bridge every day -- and trucks -- as it was built for. there is a reason there is a traffic jam there during rush hour, but there's also a reason why it is unsafe. over time, the shoulders have been removed to create another lane. we had an accident a few months ago, it was two trucks that collided and we had to close it down for actually several weeks, and it was a mess. and talk about the effect on the economy? i mean, think about this. this is roughly 3 million people in the metropolitan area. sudden day, you got traffic going all the way through canada and mexico and all of a sudden you don't have a bridge available because of the safety concerns that led to the accident. so we need a solution with regard to that bridge. and we've been talking about it for years. for 25 years